Violence erupted on the streets of Southport on July 30, 2024 - a day after the tragic murder of seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe, nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, and six-year-old Bebe King during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in the Merseyside town.
The attacker, Axel Rudakubana, was later sentenced to a minimum of 52 years in prison.
The unrest began after false information spread online, falsely claiming the attacker was a Muslim asylum seeker.
The disorder quickly escalated and spread across England and Northern Ireland, including riots in towns and cities such as Blackpool.
The violence, which lasted just over a week, ended following dozens of large counter-demonstrations nationwide.
This wave of riots was the most severe the UK has seen since the 2011 disturbances, which involved widespread looting, arson and resulted in five deaths.
Below are the faces of the 67 people sentenced for their part in the disorder:
61. Leanne Hodgson
Leanne Hodgson, who had tried and failed to buy a balaclava that day, shouted abuse at officers, provided rioters with debris to use as missiles and smashed a police car window when widespread trouble erupted in Sunderland. Hodgson, 43, of Holborn Road, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to a charge of violent disorder and was sentenced to two and a half years in prison. | Northumbria Police
62. Andrew Smith
Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, who threw a can of alcohol at officers before being taken down by a police dog Sunderland. Smith, who had numerous previous convictions including for racially aggravated criminal damage, was jailed for two years and two months. | Northumbria Police
63. Kellett, Josh
Josh Kellett was reported to police by a member of the public who recognised him from a live stream on social media, Mr Ahmed said. In the footage, Kellett, who was wearing a balaclava, repeatedly threw rocks and stones at officers during the "violent and chaotic scenes" in Sunderland, the prosecutor said. Kellet, 29, of Southcroft, Washington, was jailed for two and a half years. | Northumbria Police
64. Bradley Makin
Bradley Makin filmed himself cheering on attacks on police and buildings in Sunderland and shared it on his Instagram page, the court heard. Makin, 21, of Simonside Road, Sunderland, also admitted possession of cocaine and heroin which police found at his home when they went to arrest him and was jailed for two years. | Northumbria Police
65. Philip Cawthorne
Philip Cawthorne, 38, hurled a beer can followed by an item he picked up from the ground at officers when violence flared in Sunderland on August 2. Cawthorne, of Southend Road, Sunderland, was jailed for 26 months. | Northumbria Police
66. Liam Doeg
Liam Doeg took part in multiple violent displays throughout Sunderland city centre. He was captured throwing bricks and other items at police officers, as well as stealing from a premises on Market Square. Doeg, 22, of Tatham Street, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to riot and was sentenced to three years and eight months in prison. | Northumbria Police